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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

CLEyIIAND. March 1.-THE annual ueetiny nj tna
stockholders OF the Cleveland, Akron and Columbus
Railroad held here to-day. The gross earnings for
1886 were S543 900 increase Of Si90 600 over the
previous year. The total operating EXPENSE. acre
$4,000, increase of $4,000 1888 ~
EVANSVILLE, Ind. March 1.-THE City Council IN pyb,
passed ordinance by so 10 3 votes granting a right
OF way TO the Evansville and Chicago Iailroad tbroug
the city to terminus within square OF the Govern
ment building The road will run 10 St FrancisviIIe nj
where IL VIII intercept roads 10 Chicago
and Cincinnati Ii IL understood that the
road is backing the new enterprise.
TopEIA, Kan, March 1.-Two more decisio,s mara
received yesterday by the santa re Department I'm the
cases brought by Clarence H. Venner Of Boston
the Atchison Topeka and Santa 70 Railroad Comnanv
Like all prior decisions which been rendered. In
cases brought by Vcnner against the Santa Te Cmuanv
they in favor OF the company. Tho opnlona vera
handed down By Judge Brewer. The frat case decided
was the wherein Nenner sought restraln the con
sruclion of the line from Kansas Civ IN Once, Ia
also that known the Indian Terrory and r.. o.
tension. The other case Injunction su hrouSnt
by yenner prevent the guaranty by the Santa W Can
pauy bonds OF the Atlantic and Pacthc ,,ntroad
Company which Nenner claimed that te drec,,rs -, a.
santa re had made To their personal adj sntape
HARRIsBUnG. Penn, March 1.-THE Anti Dlscri,uno
ton bill passed in the Senate to day By vote of
Yeas 30. 4. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
TWO GOOD-SIZED PARADES.
PRESIDENT BEEKMAN REVIEWS EACH OF TIL

PRESIDENT BEEKMAN REVIEWS EACH OF THEM
FEATURES OF THE PROFESSIONS.
Beginning with ST. Paricks Day OF last year and con-
tnuing yesterday would seem as though change had
taken place and that all succeeding anniversaries OF Ire
lands patron saint TO be blessed with fine weather
On every Patrcs Day for years. preceding March z
last year. there either downpour enough TO
test the patriotism OF Irish patriot But rain
fell yesterday. and although there biting
wind during the early part OF the afternoon, there
was clear sky nearly all the timo.
Many OF the big buildings downtown had flags flying in
honor of the day. On top OF the City Hall irish flag
foated. while State and National nags and bunting were
made fast TO other portions of the building. handsome
green flag with crpwnlcss harp waved from the summit
Of the building OF the Emigrant Savings Bank In
Chambersst. Tnrdave. the most conspicuous
thoroughfare in town. From Cooper Union TO Harlem
there was scarcely house the that didn't sport
the favorite color In greater less degree.
Workingmen who could take q holiday took IT, and rs
Of Order Of bernans they honorsd the day by
marching through the principal streets with
thsr sSoaisrs The Ancient Order Of iSornans used
10 be the only organization that paraded until their ranks
"Conyenton of Irish societies" claimed an independent
existence Each body had parade Yesterday.
mand of John Lennon. who Grand Marshal the
first division met ut Thirty-ioarth-st and Eighth
Hudson and Houston SITS, where the second
division fell into line with couple Of bands
They made their way through Houstonst and across tho
Bowery TO Clinton and Grand ss where the third aud
division joined them Then the main body to
the Grandst ferry aud 20 Williamsburg. where
Grand Marshal Muiholand and the Brooklyn brethren
them and escorted them back over the Bridge and
through City Hall Park From tho steps OF the CITY
Hall President Beekman, VI the Aldermen with members
tho board and tho heads OF the different departments
reviewed tho men as they marched past aud the men
cheered In return They continued ON mp BrosAway In
good order ana dispersed NJ Union Square company
OF the HiborBa Rides from Jersey City and one from
Brooklyn In this parspe which also made lively
by the presence OF the Uouinbasnd Emmot Guards
The parade Of the Irish societies numerically ~
strong the other and thay had perhaps larger show
of handsome 1ags and banners. Parnell for Ever"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
READIsG,s PROPOSED NEW LINE.
TO CAST ASIDE TIE BOUND BROOK ROUTE AND
CIT MO NrM-YnRK AEurIIrE WAY.

TO CAST ASIDE TIE BoUND BROOK ROUTE AND
GIT INTO NEw-YORK ATorHFE WAY.
PHILADELPHIA March l. tSPeeiab.-The managcm ent
OF the Beading Railroad Company today authorized the
statement that has put twenty engineers nj work sur
yc,1ng line from lie OF The Philadelphia and
Ncwtown Railroad, al Newtovn. To Pennington on THE
south Branch o. Jersey Central Railroad The New
town Railroad has the right under it, charter 10 bridge
he Delaware Ertr and oXiond IFS line through New
Jersey The cosi of the extension II h estimated. viii
be about s. 600 900 and Will give the Beading Railroad
NewYOrk connection independent OF the Bound Brook
and North Pciiisy vnna. which refuse 20 accept the
Readings plan Of reorganization. The money 10 con
struci this will he furnished by President Corbn and .
few OF his friends Should the road be bnt IL Is stated
will away all the possibility Of the Baltimore
OHIO making a New York connection from this city.
The Bound and North Pennsylvania people say.
thai the Heading only taking this step
force them into the plan Of reorganization.
The Reading management to-day announce, that 10 viii
moi lease the coeries OF that company tie demand
for anthracite this year will he sufficient 10 keep them a
employed II estimated that the production for the
year will he 3l.OOOODO tons.
Counsel interested ia the BONDING litigation day
M the Office of Special Master Dallas Go prepare order
under the Robinson foreclosure
which the court some time agO granted decree The
meeting also preliminary Ia the taking OF Testimony
lien Of the several mortgages Junior the gen
eral mortgage property covered In pan by the latter
Counsel for Reading odny filed exception the
Stnics Circuit Court to Special Mister Dhas's rrart
upon the Leh Ugh Navigation COmpanys petition In rrla
the proportion OF tonnage forwarded over the 10
high and suSquchanna road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
NOT SERIOUSLY HURT NEAR KLMIRA.

The dispatch from Enra yesterday which brought the
news OF the railway accident the Elnra Cortland and
Northern Railway on Wednesday placed among those
seriously wounded Mne Trunbull. OF this city. who
keeps millinery store ut No. IL East Fourtceutlst
TRIBUNE reporter visited the store yesterday and found
niece OF Nine Trumbul IA charge, who said My aunt
am glad 10 Is not seriously injured She has gone
west business and travelling when the accident
happened from Syracuse 10 Elmrs where brOhercys
first saw the account OF the smashup in the morning
papers and telegraphcd al my uncle Mr. Redncr
for news OF my aunt received word that she Is not
seriously injured, and expect to have iull parcu
lars letter"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
A SMALL MARCH syOw sToGu.

small kicked up late IN the afternoon
yesterday and continued intervals until night
ACCOMPANIED high emitting that turned
and twisted around the
played sad havoc with rsl and imsy
who marched In the St Paricks TIE
IN the Thermometer, which for the
slowly ascending took rather sudden fall and the
cold aud nppng The storm. however, n local
the pOspeos for today brighter clear sky sta
uonary temperature accompanied BY a are
fuedio "~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
WRANGLE OVER SARATOGA WICKEDNESs.
TAXING BROKERS' AND BUCKET sBoPs-MAYoR
L

HEWITT SENDS Up TWO BILLS.
WRca REGULAR CORRESPONDENT JRiBUNE1
Albany, March ia forecast of the vote of the
Senate on Asseu.blym Ives bill to permit Of
sale OF pools on horse given this morning
while a debate was in progress a resolution on a
kindred subject Anthony Comstock has been here
for several days opposing the Ives bill and In The in
terval has described to Senator Smith the gambling
on horse races and in the club rooms at Saratops
Springs. This morning Mr.. Smith presented 10 the
Senate an afaavit signed by Mr. Comstock declaring
that Saratoga Sodom and Gofnorrah rolled into
ono Ia respect bling, and that the authorities
Of the village wked nj the evasion OF the State lava
The affidavit was backed up by petition signed by
Levi T.. Morton. ex-Judge Henry Hilton, Spencer
Trask and other residents OF the village all
the village clergyeD and 100 leading citizens OF the
place begging tho Senate to take steps to tho
prosecution Of the gamblers. Senator Smith moved
that special committee OF three Senators be APP
pointed to investigate the complaint He supported
this resolution in fiery speech depicting the immor-
atty OF Saratoga The resolution aud the speech
excited two hours debate Senator Wemple, who
represents the Saratoga district denied the truth OF
Mr.. CoInstocks statements. Senator Pitts argued
that il bad policy for che Legislature TO sssume
chs Duties Of the District Attorney and Sheriff OF
esEstegs County. Tbs petitioners conld prefer
pairts against the District Attorney and the Sheriff
Of the county If they not doing their duty
o6cials OF tho State. Senator Fassstt opposed the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
PHYSICAL rRtTyIyG .rU,pv,,n

CAMnnDGI, MASK March IL tSIeciaD.-A plan Ia at
present forming at Harvard Under tho direction OF
Dr. Dudley A. Sargent dnctor OF the Hemonway
Gymnasium. Dr. Sargent is the founder Of a ~ stem
of ply steal training and of system of research by
means Ut body measurements that have boon adopted
IN many college gynfnasiuins In this country The
director OF tho Harvard Gymnasium has succeeded
In securing the establishing ut Harvard during the
summer months m q school Of piy sicaI
training under tho control Of In. Sargent and sthrrs
Tho plan IL 10 give applicants a of reading
lecturs and training lasting from three mouths 10
two ycara.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
THE PRESIDENTS LITTLE JOKE.


Dr. Lucky OF Pttsburg said the introduoer as par
ucuarly handsome gentleman stepped forward 10 GRAN
the Presidential hand whe q procession OF teachers
were attending White House reception Wednesday, IL
had boon intended to have all the In com
pact body with outsiders sandwiched IN between but IL
happened that particularly dnapidatsd looking Old
tramp had got into the line just behind Dr. Lucky Az
the tramp approached the President hsre was marked
hatuA No tongue spoke the old trnmps name But the
President broke the painful silence by exinndng his hand
with even unusual cOrdialty and saying In q cheerful
encouraging tone: How are yDn, my friend Your
he DIR. Unlucky / snppose" Everybody
laughed. Even the old tramp isughed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
DOLyGs OF TIE JERSEY LEGISLATURE
ANTHONY coMsroCK AGA1S-LAwYERS LIENS
THAT BEA FENCE.

syrox rrr REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
TRENTON, N. j., March 17.-Anthony Comstock
mads his appearance here to-day and, lacked By q
considerable delegation of New-Jersey Methodsts'
attacked the bin lowering tie penalty tor poolselins
at races The bill has passed both ouses, but was
amended In the Assembly and returned to the Senate
for concurrence In the amendments The last chance
70 defeat 1t in the Legislature is to obtain an adverse
vote upon the House amendments and then reject the
report of conference committee But as the OIL mas
met with little opposition so tar 1t has pretty Sood
chance TOR getting through tar as the Governor.
There W as a breeze In tho Assembly this morning
over On attempt ~ reconsider bill which permits
lawyers to put In their claims as liens upon railroad
constructions OF the same time as mechanics liens are
fled The bin Is for the benefit of the Pennsyl vania
and Slatington Railroad Company, and there was a
furious lobby in its favor this morning. motion to
reconsider the vote by which 1t was passed failed by
ono vote but the Governor has been appealed to and
the little scheme not known until yesterday, when
the bill had passed.
The Corbin High License bin was reported back
with amendments reducing the maximum tee to $500
and the minimum to $50, AID otherwise destroying
the usefulness OF the measure. Mr.. Corbin made
great struggle to defeat the amendments, but was I'M
successful, the Democrats opposing him almost to
man.
The Senate passed the bill, to permit the erection of
sea fence" in New York Harbor, oft C0nstabls's
Hook The bill was denounced by Senator Edwards as
attempt to grant away shore font OF large value to
great corporation, presumably the pennsylvania
Railroad Company Tho introducer, Senator Chase.
denied this asserted that the fence would be
the greatest benefit to navigaors and that 1t would
give the State an income OF many thousands a year
The bill psssed-t2 TO 8. 1t will be bitterly opposed
in the House.
The Senate adjourned until Monday evening Cover
Green having tailed to relieve the common anxiety
TO whom he will select SUCCESSORS OF Chancellor
Runyon and Judge Depue. The House has also adj
iourned until Monday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
TIE scliulIKln. CANAL rgorpt.rs

READING. Penn. March 17.-Infornatiun reached
here 70 day that the schuylku Navigation Company
had laid blockade all boats OF the PHILADELPHIA
aud loading Iaiiroad Company in It's canal This
was dOnp because OF the railroad company deciding
TO Withdraw IT. boats from tho canal Neither Will
the railroad cOmpanys boats now Wing In Ne,y- York
and vicinity be allowed 10 cntor tho canal nj Fair
mount Locks. Tho navigation company proposes
to keep possesscn OF all the conpanys boats nov I'm
the canal About $50 in tho canal and about
300 at Ncw-fork. Their total estimated value h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
THE CELEBRATION IN OTHER PLACES
~ Ar,rr,n u 4 rr.1 rnx INIrNr-IARGE pROcESsIONS


POLES AND HUNGA.IANS TAKE PAgr
PHILADELPHIA, March II Specialist: PatrrEs Day
was celebrated to-day for the first time In several years
by general turnout OF the Irish societies james JACK
SON. of the Ancient Order OF Hbern,ans. tho chief
marshal aud assisted by upward OF one hundred
mounted aids There full bart alion OF armed mea
In line belonging sections Of the city, com
manded by Colonel Michael Lamasney This is the FIRST
time this body has paradcd regiment aud lis appear
ance created considerable comment. Al the State House
the procession reviewed by the presidents
and members OF both branches OF the Coanc.L
wILKEsBARRE, Penn, March II Special. FatricEs
Day passed without any public demonstration In this
city but several OF the mining towns Of the section Dig
demonstrations were held. At Plymouth the largest
parade ever seen that borough was he'll over 6.O'o
men we're In line Including Irshmen from wikesbarrc
Kingston Nanti coke Edw arisvile and other adjacent
took part which constituted feature In ST Paicss
Day parade. At Hazelton there was also
6 MSnsef crosasa and the procession msds
its way through streets blocked people Tho crowd
paradcI throHh the all day Al Pttston there
was large parade Companies ana II apa ARE
pated In the evening public meeting was held In
Key stone Hall followed 10y u ball
NEwBURG, n. Y, March 1.-The st. PatrcSs Day oo-
seryances here consisted dedication of the BoyS
Institute OF St Patricks Church Priests from Pough-
keepsie Hyde Park Milton, New-York City and Other
places assisted the Very Rev. Dean Mooney, PASTOR IN
the services The Rev Father Edwards OF the Chuh OF
the Immaculate Conception New FORK. delivered tue "a
dress OF the st. Patrcks Day lectures were 40
lysred IN both OF the Catholic churches here .hs even
Ing
BOSTON, March 1.-THE Irish societies OF Boston and
the suburbs celebrated ST. Patricks Day by parade
About 5000 men participated The procession was re,
vie we'd by the Il passed the state HOUSE, anu
Mayor y Brien nj the Ily hai- ,.,
BALTIMORE March list Patrieks Day passedquietv
here The usual mass sung at St. Patricxs Church.
and the annual distribution OF premiums at the Oliver
Hlbernian Free School took place.
MONTREAL March list Patricks Day was observes
by the Irshmen this city with great ecat The various
irish National societies formed IN procession in Victoria
Square and marched to at Patrtcks Church. whefs
Archbishop Fabre celebrated high mass
LAWRENCE, Mass. March l7.-At an early hour 'as
streets through which the procession was to pass we
crowded and great throng followed the parade IN i
route All along the limo OF march the places OF business
were decorated with bright bunting flags and streael
sr religions services the procession moved thr0rsa
the main streets and reviewed by the city ohciaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
WHAT THE SEA WALL MAY MEAN,

Senator sewe was In Jersey City yesterday and denied
the that the bill before the Legislature providing
for the construction OF sea wall from BedOws Island
Robbins Reef Is in the interest OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, adding
There absolutely nothing IN the rumor. Tho Pennsyl
Railroad would change Its terminal IL you were 10
NewYork and throw In Staten Island such
credtabe the Intelligence OF newspaper
correspondents Senator Chase who introduced the BILL Is
snpcrntendeut OF Of the companies tho Kills.
suppose without having read the bill that they want
Mace In Nev-Yors distribute the from which
readily would be quite a convenience When the
Penn Railroad Company anything from the
The officers OF that company viii ask for II openly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
BUSINESS Aor1yYrY IN ZONE. GEORGIA.

ROME. Ca, March IL speeicfs-rho citizens OF Rome
have subscribed $4,000 for the building Of
furnace and rolling mill and the erection Of an iron
bridge over the OostcnAuls Activity In real estate 10
unprecedented. Lands which sold month ago for
ffty doars held mt 81 900. The hotels
are Lied with cApatalists from toe North
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
THE DAY IN THE OLD COUNTRY.

LONDON March ia feature Of the observance OF d
Patricks day in England the appearance OF many
Euglishmen wearing shamroeks sleet and snow s'orm
stopped all outdoor demonstrations In honor OF the aA
in Dublin and the troopng Of the coors usually one
the incidents Of the celebration there dd not take
of tbs day nc Iurgap County Armagh and 200 extra ~
hcenen were added 10 the regular local FORCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18

WORKAEy INJURED BY A FALLING FLOOR
While several men at work In foundry No
VA yesterday the Oor Of second story
gave Cornelius Murphy ago forty-ave N No III
M.siohoseraye Paul wsgner age thirty, Of hundred
aha,twenty hfhst, near Ihirdave. and bartholomew
Amerlpe, age hftysi No GIL Bergen
injured They were all able 10 home. S'|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18

BURIED ACCORDING TO HIS WISH.
WukyaBARRK March II lSpsela).-The body OF IatnS
chsrsss Nsttsngly former pastor q Sc Srssce:s
buried IA Che churehysrd from Philadelphia IN vhion
died four ago. II was Ms dylng VIII sss ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
THE DAY OBSERVED IN THE SUBURBS.

ST. Pm.ick's day celebrated with all the customary
festivities the Beighboring cities AMI villages. II
Jersey City the Ancient Order OF Hberndns, consisting
OF seven divisions. paraded and reviewed by the
Mayor aid other prominent citizens On staten Island
the celebration sisted MALAY In dinners ani recep
tons the pracpal being at IOmpknsviile. where
the Knights OF It Patrick gave dinner. There were
large number OF well, people present Newark re-
memberod the day with parades and exercises In all the
Roman Catholic churches and with diancrs and re1ep-
tions the evening The Westchester County rshnea
la body 10 this city AMI parsdei with the New
York Of the green"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
REVIEWED BY MAYOR Whitney IN BRooKL'

REVIEWED BY MAYOR Whitney ~ BROOKLYN.
Mayor Whitney, President olena OF the Board OF
Aldermen and other city officials with knots OF green in
their buttonhoes stood for two hours the Brooklyn
City Hall steps yesterday and watched the Ancient Order
OF Hbenans and the Irish societies IN two separate
parades file past TO he music OF many bands. While a!
a crowd possible filed the CITY Hall square ana
saw all they could 81 the in line. About ) 900
marched in the two parades All the police reserves we're
In tho precincts through which they pt..a from the
Eastern District the city Hail. but disturbance vas
reported hundred tags. ocnols among tlel ne
green banner o. Ireland hIttcrei the City Hall ant
green displayed by twothirIs Of tie people 10 the
streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
ma:sTArE OF NEw-YoRK. EXEcUryE CHA

AIUAAl MAICh II. IS8IJ
To The Senate:
Having heretofore nominated James Arke OF Cana
Ia former member OF honorable body and weknown
throughout The state gentleman Of high ability
and lsaroszi place
ODODDe whose Office lss long expired
action having been taken thereon by tie Senate etnei
ably adversely al hOugh reasonable time has elapsed
hereby Withdraw sad nomination. DAVID Il. IIII.
Mr. Arkclrs friends much disappointed AT the fail
OF the Senate TO confirm him. little later in the
day the Governor nominated Michael j. Rirkafd, OF
Utica for Railroad Commissioner in the place Of John
ODonnell Mr.. Richard Is locomotive engineer OF the
New York Central Railroad and has far lees chance of
confirmation than MI. Arkell had when his
TO the Senate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18

SAN Francisco. March Il. To p reporter for the Assoc
cated Press who called on Nj Mackay this afternoon TO
ascertain The truth of te report a-Hocntne Mr. Mnck"y
with the baltimore and ONO telegraph deal. that contle
man pronounced the story without foundation AS Tar
rs am concerned" said MI. Mackay, mo proposition
for the REQUIREMENT of the Baltimore and ONO Halfway
or he Baltimore and ohio Telegraph Company has been
made by lie or ~ ne and negotiations are pending
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
ARKEIL v1rnpRAwN AND RIcKAE xAMEn.


ALBANY March II lS,eeidb.-GovernOr lIill withdrew
the nomination Of James Arkcl for Railroad Connis
soner to-day. Here is his message the subject: